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409:senatorial
406:New Jersey
400:Later life
251:Republican
229:Background
207:New Jersey
203:politician
200:Republican
183:Al Hartley
165:Republican
132:1902-02-22
52:New Jersey
1384:McConnell
1243:Palmisano
1228:Dallinger
1198:Southwick
1173:O'Donnell
1131:Updegraff
353:President
225:in 1947.
60:In office
1414:Goodling
1374:Lesinski
1296:Phillips
1248:Larrabee
1238:Douglass
595:pg. 1161
378:such as
339:New Deal
305:Congress
301:economic
265:Politics
179:Children
1419:Boehner
1404:Hawkins
1399:Perkins
1369:Hartley
1362:(1947–)
1346:Connery
1331:Zihlman
1301:Gardner
1286:Tarsney
1276:O'Neill
1271:Hopkins
1183:Brunner
1168:Candler
1136:Sherwin
912:Staff.
320:Senator
314:in the
1429:Miller
1424:McKeon
1394:Powell
1389:Barden
1379:Barden
1351:Norton
1306:Wilson
1291:McGann
1262:Labor
1253:Barden
1213:Hughes
1121:Walker
1116:Monroe
1106:Arnell
1027:from
992:from
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424:Newark
359:vetoed
171:Spouse
1444:Scott
1434:Kline
1341:Welch
1326:Nolan
1321:Smith
1316:Maher
1311:Lewis
1218:Sears
1208:Lever
1203:Burke
1188:Enloe
1178:Hayes
1163:Aiken
1126:Goode
1111:Perce
1096:Baker
422:, in
205:from
50:from
1458:Note
1449:Foxx
1439:Foxx
1409:Ford
1336:Kopp
1281:Wade
1233:Reed
1223:Fess
1193:Grow
1101:Cary
880:2006
867:Time
842:ISBN
800:–67.
772:2006
749:2006
724:2006
699:2006
585:ISBN
558:2006
529:2006
502:2006
470:2006
284:and
217:and
145:Died
122:Born
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